The DAB recently expanded the size of the liaison committee and held a press conference today (19th) to explain the new direction of future work.
The committee pointed out that in the future, it will focus on liaising with nearly 1,500 members of different sectors of the Election Committee, serving as a bridge between all sectors of society and the Election Committee, the SAR and the central government, and promoting the DAB’s concept, emphasizing the expansion of the committee and the Legislative Council in December. The election has nothing to do.
Chen Yong: We welcome your opinions
Committee Chairman Zhao Wenliang pointed out that the new election system reflects the broad representation and balanced participation of society. They hope to contact election committees from different sectors to maintain communication and listen to the opinions of all parties. At the same time, they promote the DAB’s policy initiatives and ideas and promote the reform of Hong Kong. To improve governance.
He uses himself as an example. He is an election committee member of the New Territories Area Committee. In the future, he will assist in contacting the New Territories Type 3 Area Committee (Division Committee, District Fire Prevention and Fight Crime Committee) and the financial services industry.
Chen Yong, vice chairman of the DAB and director of the Liaison Committee, pointed out that different members of the committee will also be responsible for their respective sectors. He is the election committee of the social welfare sector and the chairman of the New Territories Association of Societies, so he will focus on liaison work in these sectors.
He said that the committee will be responsible for gathering public opinion and expressing opinions to the SAR or the central government. Any election committee, as well as the community and the public are welcome to contact them through online channels and DAB branch offices throughout Hong Kong.
Chen Xiaoyan: "Some people say that our (DAB) office is already like a convenience store, and there is always one close by."
Member of the Legislative Council and Chairman of the DAB Professional Committee for Industry and Commerce, Zhou Hao-ting, pointed out that he will help different aspects of the business and professional sectors, such as following up the re-industrialization of Hong Kong.
He will also continue to contact representatives of foreign chambers of commerce to explain to them the business environment in Hong Kong.
Non-competition for the "Leader" status of the Election Committee
When asked whether the current press conference is related to the election of the Legislative Council and the nomination of the election committee later, Chen Yong stated: "Our committee has nothing to do with the election, and the committee is not only today. (DAB) The last executive committee There is also a liaison committee. This time we are entrusted by (the chairman of the DAB) Li Huiqiong to make it bigger."
Zhao Wenliang also pointed out that the purpose of establishing this "enlarged" liaison committee is to liaise with different sectors. "Regardless of the election period or not, we also actively hope to get support from different sectors."
Chen Yong also added that the DAB currently holds more than 160 seats in the Election Committee, which is a major force of the Election Committee, but emphasized that the Liaison Committee does not want to play the role of leader and "co-leader" in the Election Committee. The DAB is a cross-class political party and hopes to establish a common patriotic ruling coalition. It also welcomes other groups to participate in these connections.
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